Globe readers for reasons as to why they love the Wirral. We reached out to our readers on our Facebook page last week to find out what is one thing they love about living on the Wirral. Here s what they said.
Walking along the coastline Whether it’s dipping your toes in the freezing water or taking a sunset walk on one of the three beautiful beaches Wirral has to offer, there’s no denying the sandy shores are a popular hit with locals and tourists. Phil Burkhill said: “Walking our beautiful coast line. Walk from Seacombe to West Kirby as much as possible sometimes continue to Hilbre island.”
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Former Waikato DHB member Dave Macpherson believes the new health system could make it fairer for people (file photo).
The abolition of District Health Boards is a “brave move” that could be a good one according to a Waikato man who joined his board to push for change after the death of his son in the health system. Former Waikato DHB member Dave Macpherson served on the Waikato Board, when first implemented in 1998 and again in 2017 for two years, before then-Health Minister David Clarke sacked the Board over performance issues. On Wednesday it was revealed that all 20 District Health Boards will go, replaced by a single health organisation to centralise the country’s fragmented healthcare system, and end the “postcode lottery” of care.